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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-02

WORK IN THE REGISTERS OFFICE.-On Nov.
Goth letters of administration on the estate Of
Thomas Hanway, deceased, were granted TO b.
+. Hanway, who gave bond in the sum of
$4,000. n. Howard Dean and John 7. Spcer
were appointed appraisers of the estate OF the
deceased.
November 2Sth, the will of Robert Hall, col
cored, was admitted to probate. He devised his
property TO his wife and children. Letter tes-
tamentary were granted to his son, Thomas
o. Hall, who gave bond in the sum of $500
Franklin Pennington and John I. Cath cart
were appointed appraisers.
November 30th, the will of Lloyd Calder, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate lie bequeaths
to his son, James Calder, the sum Of $50, aud to
his son Josephus Calder the like sum of $50. He
devises and bequeaths one-half interest in all
the rest of his estate to his wife, Sarah Ann
Calder, for life. All the rest and residue of his
estate he devses and bequeaths to his daughter,
Naomi Ann Calder in fee. He appoints Naomi
Ann Calder eXecutrix, to whom letter tesla
mentry were granted, she giving bond in the
sum of 5000. John Varnes and Joshua Whitaker
were appointed to appraise the personal estate
of the deceased.
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TERMS OF SALE.

All sums of $40 and under cash a: on sums over
that amount credit of four months will be
given, on notes, bearing interest from day of
sale, with approved security. and payable at the
Hartford National Bank of Bel Air.
G. e. n. EWING.
j. 5. Richardson, Auctioneer. 2dec
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A number of witnesses for the defeuce testii-
ed to the good character of the accused
Thompson himself testified that he bought
the harness in Baltimore, from a colored man.
Verdict mot guilty" Mayuadler for the
State, VIM. Young, Hopkins and Cooley for
defence.
i. The case of the State VS.. George II. Boyd, for
the larceny of gold watch belonging TO Ii. G..
Lswder, was taken up on Wednesday States
Attorney Maynadier and Col. Herman Stump
appeared for the State, and wm. Young, Hop
kins, VanBibber and Cooley for the Defence
The case is still on trial.
The Grand Jury have found the following
true bills, since our report last week:
Joseph Warner, VIM. E. Walker, Joseph
Hergenrother, John Serricks, Lewis Williams,
Isaac Heck, Frank Murphy, Margaret Pratt,
John II. Hall-al of ilavre de Grace; Sarah
L. Smith, Dublin, 49, j. j. W. Taylor, Bush,
4eases'2 W. Scott Stamford, Clayton, g
cases,) Isaac Deckman, Dublin, & cases }
John Craig, Lapdum, q cases) Joseph A.
Price, Abingdon, q cases y Eugene Worthing-
ton, Lapidum, .; Charles Mccain, Dublin, t2
cases y Geo. W. Chenworth, Castleton; Fred
ercka Cahen, Bel Air, g cases y Charles Lee
SIN it'll, Joseph Scarborough, John Devlin and
Hugh Devlin, Edgewood JEFF. Cayman, . ; L..
Cahen, Herman Stotsenbalk, 3; Henry Camp.
bell, 3; Geo. W. Gelzenlichier, 2 VIM Black, 9
all Of Bel Air.
W. Scott Stamford, assault and battery
Alvareda Cover, colored, forgery. Isaac Heck,
for keeping gambling house
| The following presentments were also made
on Thursday: Frederick Cahen, ID. X. Burlll
! 4, Geo. w. Gezenlichter, OF Bel Air; VIM.
Famous, Level, 2; John Craig, Lapidum, 2;
W. b. Chamberlain, Sandy Hook, /; q. X.
/ Rlaney . for Violations
law. Edward Windsor was also presented Tor
the larceny of a boat from Jesse Poplar.
BEL AIR NorEs-Mrs. Howard, who has been
quite SICK, at the EesidsuA of hey sister, Mrs.
Mary Dalam, near Bel Air, is better
Mr.. j. l.. Griffith Lee, OF Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, spent his Thanksgiving holidays with
his parents, Col. and Mrs. Ohio S. Lee, of Bel
| Air.
| Rev. j. E. Nicholson and wife, of seaford,
were guests of Rev. Mr.. Hoblitzell and family,
of Bel Air, last Tuesday.
Last Saturday a tree near the residence of
the Misses Munnikhuysen was set on fire, it
is supposed by gunners, and burned all night.
The house was endangered by sparks from it
and watch had to be kept up all night, in
consequence.
Miss Eta Richardson, of Bel Air, is visiting
friends in Easton, Md.
Mrs. Alden, of South Carolina, is visiting her
niece, Mrs. J. 7. G. Hopkins, OF Bel Air.
little son of Mr.. Patrick Dunnigan had one
Of his fingers mashed, on Wednesday, by cart
body accidentally falling upon it.
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lowing pupils made marked advancement in
studies of 4th grade Clarence Hunter, Joseph
Cain, Josie Temple and Annie Ady. OF Sd
grade Mamie o'Donnell, Bessie O'Donnell,
Stella Mechem rnd Mary Kilroy. Miss Laura
NJ Stonebraker Teacher
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MARRIAGE OF AN EDIToR.-The marriage of
Mr.. Charles H. Vanderford, one of the editors
of the Westminster Adyocdte, and Miss Mamie
Mills, one of Westminster's fairest daughters,
which occurred on Tuesday of last week, was
a brilliant affair. The wedding, which was
in English style, took place at Ascension Pro-
testant Episcopal Church at $50 A. NJ. in the
presence of large and fashionable assembly.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. s. b.
Pond, rector of the church. We regret exceed
ingly that business engagements prevented US
from being present on this happy occasion and
desire to extend our warmest congratulations
to our brother editor and his fair bride and
to wish them all happiness in the new life upon
which they have entered. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
derford left on the train Immediately after the
ceremony for short tour TO New York and
other points.
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Postage Free TO all subscribers In The United States,
Canada or MegicO.
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DUBLIC SALE.

Four Mules, well broken and perfectly sound:
Bay Horse. years old a good driver aud per-
fectIy sound and gentle 20 Mich Cows, young and
splendid milkers;4 2.year old Heifers. 3 year
ling Calves, Brood Sows, = four-horse Broad
Tread Wagons, l two-horse covered Spring
Wagon, Top-BuRgy, Osborn Reaper. Osborn
Mower, sets heavy Wagon Harness, 2 sets Lead
Harness, 200 barrels of Corn, % tons of Hay. l
Circular Wood Saw, Corn Sheller, Wheat Fan,
Flows, Harrows, Cultivators, Plow Harness and
numerous other articles such as are usually
found on a well stocked farm.
sT Sale positive and no goods to he removed
until settled for.
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fsthers, are your suLs sale Are your
employees safe surrounded with such
influences / tell you now and here.
the very fountain head OF purity 10
poisoned at home before ths young
msp goes ON home. We fathers are
to blame. We make the minds OF our
boys moral sewer pipes ere THY are
out oil their teens by giving them the
average daily paper to read and by
reading It to them. Are our young
men safer
4. Another denorAliz'ng and de-
sttoyiDg influence now threatening
tie young manhood Of this country is
the dispoeition OF our people to in
du ge 10 all kinds q games OF chance.
Gambling, including every species OF
sambli 2 lor money, is prohibited by
law. Purchasing OF lott ny tickets,
etc, all of these are q grant violations
OF the laws ofyour State. How IN
our young men be safe when the con-
trolling spirits, the mothers and
fathers, the teachers, or should be, Of
law and order are opeRly violating the
law, are criminals in he eyes OF the
law? Gan my boy and ours be safe
when the women OF the country help
count aud &C ~ usethe me ms which
have been gotten by violations OF toe
laws OF the country2 God save ua
from gambling mothers, sisters, wives
and sweethear 3, save us from mothers,
wives and daughters, VINO II they had
their deserts in the eyes of the law
would be- up before the or mnal courts
OF the country.
5, Another deadly foe TO all the
Young men of this country lie the
whissy influence. This generation OF
rum dealers do not scruple to do any
thing which will bring gain to them.
The b God Of man is the traffic oftheliv-
ing. The men who deal in it have been
com pared 10 man who sh )uld Rdver-
tise consumption, rheumalis n, small
pox, sCarle. fever, pslsies aud apo
pickles for sac. This traffic in this
county makes 1t imposslb for my son
OF yonrs to acquire position OF honor
and distinction either as politician
or statesman, unless he be in
league with them. They do not
allow an honest man to run for office
with any assurance OF being elected
unless he sells himself TO them. II
my son, II these young men here this
evening are candidates for preferment
there is but oue way To success
and that is to I atern'Ee with O set Of
men who arc feuding by their hsllish
tt, file 20 600 men 10 drunkeId graves
every year, They must pledge them
selves 10 set Of men who have turned
700 600 OF our population into drunk
eIds. Who eau be safe in the face Of
such stupendous powers for evil Say,
father, do you think your boy is safe ?
Let ms raa mp In the dignity OF moral
manhood and declare that our sons
shall be delivered from the ruin which
now imperils them on every hand.
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Notioa 10 Rrickmakers.

Sealed proposals will be received at
my Office until Monday, June 10th,
IL M, for making and burning six
hundred thousand br cks, more or
lees, required for the erection Of Boil.
ton College, on the grounds located
on what is known as the Hoboken
place, in the Fret Civil District Of
shelby county, Tenn, ahout three and
oDP-half miles norlh OF Brunswick.
Plans and spTci6 atoms can be seen
seen at my once bstween the hours
OF IL .. m. and 4 o. m until Monday,
June 20, 1887. Any bids submitted
later than the above named time will
not be considered The right to reject
any or all bids 10 reserved.
BY order OF the commissioners.
@. @. R0SBNPLAENTER,
A. and O. T., Cotton Exohange BulldinE.
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or preparing the orphan 70 fight tue
battle OF life.
All this wonderful seal and practi.
cal charity has Its LIQUIDATION In the
lesson, Taught by this parable in the
Gospel OF the day.
We have thus teen how Almighty
God loves zach soul He has created,
and how faithfully His church has
ever been filled with tender so!icitude
Tor all men. We know how in our in
fancy she clothes each one of rs with o
baptlemal robe OF upsullied innocence,
we know how the tribunal OF psnance
restores each one whan he isle; we
know, to,, that she strengthens each
one with the most holy eucharist.
Last OF all, when time ia drawing to a
close with Us, whn life is pest and
the dark gate OF death ia near, beyond
which paradise awaits ms her tender
care has not foIssksn us. Oar Lord
took away the sting Of death, but its
approach is still terrible, and He has
left in His church q special sacrament
in our last need. Each ons of MS Ia
dlemissed to the grave with our bodies
which were aDojnted ut bap' ism and
confirmation again snoints d and they
are placed in eOnsecrAted ground TO
await the last great day.
Notwithstanding all this 1t would
Rstonish many OF US II we should
seriously ask ourselves what do wa
really know about the church. There
ara many, too many who do not
appreciate her because OF their ignor-
ance. Toa great extent this will &C.
count for the indifference aud luke
warmness on the part of some ss well
ss the cad fact that 80 many Catholics
are Chr stians only Ia name. They do
not realize that the church Is the only
institution calculated to meet the
wants Of the human soul, nor do they
realize that she witnessed the begin
ming OF every government and of
every ecclesiastical establishment that
now exist in the world. With the ex-
perience Of 1900 years she knows
what is bett and when she speaks as
one having authority the,e Is a grave
obligation placed upon each one to
hear aud obey her voice.
Render therefore at all times a
cheerful obsdience 10 her call. Let
each one reflect upon the vslue Of
his soul. Remember that God and
the angels, the church upon earth
and in heaven sra interests in its
welfare. All labor and are anxious
Tor the salvation Of even one soul, and
inst soul ia \ 'urs.
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CONFIRMATION DAY.
THE CEREHONY ADMINISTERED
10 500 CHILDREN.
Discourse BY Father Ashfleld at
81. Peters ON the Parable OF
the t6O0d Shepherd.

Yesterday was quite an eventful day
with the Catholic residents of the city.
The different churches were crowded
at each msss, but the greatest interest
vas felt in the confirmation Of 500
children who had been carefully pre-
pared for the proper reception Of tn 8
sacrament, which is rite prsc'iced IN
the church by which a baptized per-
son is admitted, through the laying on
of the hands of the bishop to the foil
privileges Of the church. The second
ordinance is called confirmation, be-
cause those who duly receive it are
COZ frmed or strengthened for the full
fiilment of their Christian duties by
the grsce therein bestowed upon
them. The Right Rev. Bishop r i'd
emscher, of Nashville, administered
the rite to the children at st. Peters
ST. Brigid's, st. Patrick's, st. Joseph's
ard st. Mays, at which latter church
the bishop delivered au address in the
German language.
The ceremony is impressive, besuti-
tul and so emn and was witnessed by
very large congregations. The chill
dren dressed for the holy occ sion
presented charming appearance as
they received the sacrament at the
hands OF the good bishop.
1t was sight long to be
remembered by these religiously
inclined, aud even the skeptlc could
not look upon it without being i'm
pressed by feeling of awe and rever.
ence for this purity and ssnctity which
surrounded the sscred place.
AT st. Peters the first macs at 6 80
am. WAS said by Father Ashf Id, o
P. The mass at O'Clock, US well as
high mass, were celebrated by Father
Eileen, o. p. At the late mass Fa-
tner AShfiald preached the following
sermon on the Gospel Of the day.
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The ExeeIlent QuaIitaes

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Syrup Of Flgs, commend 1t to all who
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and pleasing to the taste, harmless in
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beneficial in its effects, and therefore
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For sale by II. J Holster and all lead
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The Rest Music

Has been engaged by the ladies man,
aging thu Jewish Orphans picnic al
EstiVal Park on Wednesday, June
22d. The votaries Of Terpsichore will
be there In force Come out with
your wives, daughters and sweet
hearts, enjoy yourselves and aid the
orphans.
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SUADAYArTAE CHUgCHES
HR. BRINEY ON "WHAr THINK
YE OF CHRISTI"
Rev. mr.. Venable Asks, "Are Our
Ysung Men Safe i"-fwO Excel
lent and Readable Sermons.

Despite the intense heat yesterday
the various churches were we'll attend.
cd. Below will be iound synopses OF
the dissourses delivered at the Olris.
tisn and First Baptist churches, by
the pastors. The reporter WAS unable
10 secure any others for publication.
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BDARDER9 BANQUETED.
AN ELEGANT AFFAIR At THE
OhRIsIISN BROTAERs.
Albert HeDOugAI'S Rich Treat 10
ats Thirty Associates and
Few Frioads.

On Yesterday TIM boarding students
4 the Chris 49, BcJthers' OJllege were
the reci1iau:s oil an elegant and rare
treat IN the way OF a banquet, given
them by their ClssBnate, Albert NO
DJugal, whe certa My hit upon the
best plan OF showing them his good
will. The menu card was gotten up
In chsste and elegant style, and the
courses were served according to the
most approved French custom. The
following is suggestive Of the attrac.
tions on the festive board:
MENU.
Ssupo, a la Julienns.
POissen Rouye, la sauce Robert.
Poulsts, du rIintomps aux cham pignonB.
Potatoes, q la Albert.
Daube dc Veau, AK CarOttes.
0umb0 Bout lie, . la NOuvello Orleans.
Tomatoes, etouhses AUX ErAJins.
Lettuce salad.
Creme alaoee. Cakes assorted.
fruit. Candy.
II meets no stretch OF the magma.
ton to conceive how a lot of CROWN 3
stude at, Dressed with msj sstic sppe.
titles, enjoyed the ( ast-suffice II 10
cay that in about two hours they felt
they had done fall justice TO the oc. q.
sion.
All were happy, and none OF the
students more 30 than Albert McDou.
gal, who saw himself the immt diate
occasion of his companions eDj ymt mt,
and lhs feast won d not have been
complete without the presence OF ID.
q McDou2al, whose supreme happi
ness IL wae 10 have enabled his son to
entertain his thirty associates and to
have graf fed the generous impulse
# his own good heart in having con-
trihuted to the 81 joy ment OF others.
Neither Mr.. McDougal nor his son
will be forgotten by the boarders OF
the college. This occasion brings to
mind treat gwen by GsoTge Fossick
on last Monday, the occasion of bis
birthday, when he entertained the
boarding stu lents with all that can
cool and rtfreth at this season.
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The JewisI, Picnic

For the benefit Of the orphans takes
place at Estival Park on "Wednesday,
June 22d. Escape from the heated
city, benefit your bodies, exhiiarate
your souls, enjoy yourselves and aid
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Corona Goal,

We beg to announce to our friends
aud Gu toners that after prolonged
strike OF over four months, our men
have resumed work, and we are now
prepared to furnish Corona coal in any
quantities desired. Telephone 100.
HUNT AFRO.
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CEC0ND FLOOR Of four roo ms, with
y southern exp sure, at IT. Ca !. I avenue.
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PoARDgRS WANTED Gentlemen en-
ID get roo us d board or day board at ia
Adams street.
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TTNTIL October hou OF six rooms; COM
~ pletely tu, nished. address H., Car
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nCCUPA T 20. two furnished rooms,
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old GOLD : SILVER-bor cash or ex-
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D0SI1I0N-By foreign lady just from
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FuG kE,T.

MICE HOUsB-Five rooms and kitchen.
IN and large ,ard, near etate Female
College, for SIT 81. Apply Tn
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pO0MS-Bv a gentleman and wife. one or
IL two fu nished room or ard and fur
nished room, in vent al loo lily. Ad ress
n A., O.rrior No. 2,
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PRICK RES lDBN E. On DaVio avenue
ID seven rooms, store room, ito gas and
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Savings Bank Il trust Co,
DEPOsITORS' NOTICE.

A Ia meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
n this Bank, held this day. interest at the
rate Of percehtum per an num was declared
on all dep sits entitled here o, payable on
and after July 1, 1887 Interest not drawn
will be crea tied same ss any regular deposit.
All deposits maae pr or TO the 5th day OF each
month will bear interest," from the LIST.
JANES NATHAN, Cashier.
Memphis, June 2, 1887.
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PERSONAL,

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MET NURSE-Gool wages will be paid.
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DESIOI NCk-Tba large and commodious
N residence No II Adams street; IN thor
ough repair. fir sh y painted, &c.
ALEAA DEk MUpHhY,
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MICE COTTAGE On st. Pa i 5sSeet, six
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CALESMAN-A first elias hardware sales
. man TO travel for New orleans firm in
Texas. Addfes p. q B \ 23l7 New Orleans,
giving re'ere' css md tanDg age. Only ex-
perienred sniesmen need .pplv.
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u east Of Dunlap. J. .GRANT& o.
DRICKS, ETC. : 100 900 second hand
ID buoks, as good as new; also, second
hand door frames an door windows a d
window frsmes, and floorins an joist Ap.
ply to JOHN Walsh, 3O8 Second street
( IOWA seven-eighths Jer ey COW, with
~ young calf. Sam IL. Coward, near Es
tiyaI Park
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sTRAYFD OR STOLEN.
MO,tN ~ Lnts,

MONEY IT, LUAN-B anch Of Memphis
money ia sums vi $50 and Upward on furni.
ture, pianos and live stock without re- oyai.
Have en- hand foe lot of sold watches,
diamonds, guns, etc, which they with sell
very low for Ca.h II on seek y or monthly
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50 Nsl-l OF or 10 vance 81.
TURNISHED FRONT r ON
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DESIUENCks-tour new BRICK cottage
IL Tes' denoss Beale st., npar Turley. Also
frem 18th July, two br ok stors houses, SEQ
-ond, rear U ion. Also lot 6OXl.O, Second,
near Gayoso, or would improve this for per-
L. B GARLAND, "a Madison ct.
pOOMS-FJur nice rooms for house, eep-
LII ing or sult BILE Tor office over "A North
Court str-et. Cell ct above number.
P6 MULBERRY : Splendid r tidenoe.
w Apply at 96T MAIN ST.
FURNISHED ROOM For gentlemen, at
~ lis Adams street
DO0MS-Pou- rooms on frst foor o. 30
~ Second street. opposite court Square,
b. I'D Montedonico, H0 Second street.
FURNISHED ROOMS = I'm suite; very
II eho 90 southern exposure; within four
blocks of Court quare; reference required.
COMA Ways AGEN Y, 2s5 Nam st.
HALR HUUsB-SuiIab Q for lis ht house
II keeping. 81 LINDEN ST.
D0UMo-At stale Female College. Apply
1O st second house west Of Oollege
PO0MS- Furnished or unturnished,
II III COURT ST.
r AND-6O acres and rs acres good land
IL near the city, Apply at 20 Madison 81.
ONE large : orerOom on grade floor OF
" Masonic Temple; also, one room on
BUNF PRICE. Secretary.
DWELLING-A very oommodious d veil
IL ing; nice grounds, necessary outhouses,
In dssirah part Of town, on car line. APP
PLY at SS3 Orleans street, between Vance and
81. Paul.